>>107694403
Genuinely why? I feel like ubuntu is just worse debian these days

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>>107694429
the only two problems i've had with fedora is codecs preventing an update and btrfs fucking everything up (requiring manual intervention with a live usb, i.e. not something i've always got access to)

ubuntu seems to not have these problems

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>>107694215
try debian, it is the best simply because it's a distribution that doesn't try to babysit you like fedora, but is very independent (very minded distro) and stable, meaning you don't need to babysit it as you do with arch. besides the big repos and its lts nature, deb gives you space and peace of mind to learn (about everything) at your own pace, and be comfortable while doing so.

be carefull tho, if you dont align to its proposals it can be a pain, you need to know some workarounds to get new software and for emulation/games, there are videos around teaching them. try it out on live and use the netinstall if youre going to install.

>>107694564
would you still recommend it if i plan to install more up to date nvidia drivers than what 13 stable comes with? i know people tend to have opinions on stuff like backports

>>107694403
>how big of a problem is snaps really?
Not a huge problem desu. It's just hard to recommend Ubuntu when Linux Mint is similar in many ways but doesn't pull this kind of shit. It's not about Ubuntu being super terrible, it's about there being a better alternative.

>>107694877
It's a 5060ti, the 16gb version. Got it a for cheap from someone I know who was upgrading a couple of months ago, which is why it's so much more recent than the rest of my machine.

>>107694937
I never abandoned this practice
I only have 512/256gb SSDs and 1-14TB HDDs
I was hoping 8TB SSDs would hit the market by now with $/TB reaching parity but lol lmao how naive i was

>>107694811
Gigabyte just cheaped the fuck out
The probably switched because whatever goop they used wasn't aging or staying put like it should.
Good putty would otherwise be good for 10-20 years and can survive much higher vibrations than your PC will ever experience but it's costly. (Eg. Tputty 607)

>>107694948
Get the 5700X then, it will be worth it in your case. Maybe try selling the 3600X too to recoup some of the cost.

>>107694956
i gave up on the hdd meme a few years ago, at least for my pc. all ssd storage on the pc, with a hdd nas array in another room mounted as a network drive on my pc for all mass storage needs.

Either way, we both use hdds though. SSDs have been stagnant for so many years, the only advancements coming in worthless new pcie versions that require active cooling, and now? they're backsliding. Eblin.

>>107694959
JAI HIND! OFF WITH THOSE ENTITLED PAJOES.

>>107691969
>China
>Denmark
>Norway
>Sweden
>Singapore
All technocratic countries that assume an OS should be operated like a perfectly planned economy.

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>>107691969
the chinese love futuristic technology

>>107691969
>leftist femboy country
>leftist tranny distro
You do the math

maybe they're using it to run servers for their piracy stuff idk

>>107694556
>>107693372
Still need help with this.
Essentially the linux file system is fucked. I can log in, do stuff in the operating system. But if I go into a game, pretty soon 3-10min, the game and pc freezes and I have to use the power button to reset as nothing else works.

>>107694765
>Essentially the linux file system is fucked
Why are you so sure about this?
>can boot
>can log in
>can do stuff in the operating system
What you describe does not look like a crash caused by file system errors to me. Why did you start your initial question with the hard assumption that it's about the file system? Not trying to judge you here. I just want to know what pointed you into that particular direction.

Arch, fedora, debian.
Arch, fedora, debian.
Every github project with quick instructions on how to install or build, or dependencies needed, shows these three as primary targets.
I think nobody remembers openSUSE anymore.

>>107694765
Sounds more like hardware failure than filesystem failure.

>>107694957
>>107694765
In short: Buy a new drive and backup EVERYTHING now.

Also: If it's an NVMe drive then check if there are any firmware updates for it.

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>>107694735
This is what they mean when they say C++/Java are Dalit languages, and Python/JS are Brahmin languages.

>>107694804
https://youtu.be/uCSM9ljC5-Q
I think it is the same guy, he either just wisened up and stopped writing literal garbage (and started writing figurative garbage)
He looks slightly older but the voice is very likely the same

>>107692968
kotlin is the same shit, but with a much more hideous and unintuitive syntax.

>>107694912
cant stand nulangs
kotlin could have been a legitimate upgrade from java but i dont get why it had to invent this obnoxious gay syntax instead of just being like c# and being clean and intuitive

>>107694931
It was made by a russian

Remember how the iphone 4s announcement was so disappointing it literally fucking killed steve jobs

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>>107691605
>pre-2010
>iphone 4s

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>>107690096

>>107690167
I GOT FOUR WORDS FOR YOU
I
LOVE
THIS
COMPANY YEAAAAAAAAAAAAAH

>>107690167
That is what a real CEO looks like, look at it now lel, saars everywhere.

>>107694694
This you’re a certified retard if you run that shit at all, and a vantablack straight outta Congo gorilla nigger if you run it on your main pc without any router-level subnetting to protect your other devices

>>107694845
it would be standard routine for riot games to do something retarded like ban all players who are not established/registered streamers or youtubers from streaming to non-verified network locations
>oy vey why are you streaming to a local machine?

>>107694881
>stream to twitch endpoint (doesnt even have to be active)
>sniff stream packets on 2nd pc from router
now what?
And what if they use a capture card? Or a fuser? lol. so many undetectable ways. they are cooked

These have existed for at least 10 years.
Pretty much the only thing that solves this is something like a totally locked down SteamOS that's useless for anything else.

>>107694561
It's very hard to get valo/league running on a vm, what would be easier is using some rdp software (team viewer, parsec etc.) to stream the game to second pc. As long as it's on a local network latency shouldnt be too bad.

>>107694641
We can't use RAM as RAM these days, shit is so expensive

>>107694803
You can literally see the battery included in the board to avoid that.

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>>107694721
Works on my machine

>>107694869
>4 GB

>>107694869
>R:
Cute drive letter, anon. Does it stand for "Retarded"?

>>107694317
Stop worrying about what?

>>107694886
your small penis size

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>>107694886
Are you asleep?

>answers a question with a question
i doubt you have a good answer either, but please enlighten us.

>>107694939
The answer is "yes".

>>107693882
bara muscle men are disgusting

>>107689598
>Palmer Luckey
unironically yikes

>>107694758
ywnbaw

>>107693882
I'm a gay and I don't like bara.
five me bishounens and my fellow femboys.

I'm bisexual and I like my men muscular and manly. Women demure and submissive. It's that simple.

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>>107689060
>>107689060
Answer me this: "Who buys western companies' products in the future?"
The line of thinking modern companies is the line of thinking of Annihilation :
the employees will die out with time,
the consumers will die out with time
and the company too will die out with time... it is a snake eating its own tail.

>>107683202
Also no generation is a monolith

>>107684862
Probably due to gender split with gen z men being more conservative and women being more liberal

>>107683186
That's a lot of bullshit to mean
>Companies want to hire cheaper indians

>>107683186
It's capitalism. it's the alpha and omega of all our problems.

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>>107693305
I think you could fix race conditions by banning niggers.

>>107693305
Just go back to 8bit computing!, there's no race conditions there!

Until you're doing anything anything remotely decent with graphics, then interrupts like VSYNC WILL act like a second thread, and you WILL get race condition problems, and now you will have to deal with em using 8bit assembly.

>>107693305
You can eliminate race conditions (and nulls) by using a better type system.

>>107693305
>system call to tell the kernel that a certain piece of code is uninterruptible
This could conceivably be implemented but maybe not with acceptable performance.
It would also rely on the programmer using those calls at the right times, and since they already misuse mutexes etc there might not be much hope of that.

>>107693446
if you can make a thread uninterruptible, think of what would happen if you make a mistake that leads to an infinite loop.

though it depends on what you mean precisely: 'no other thread of process X can interrupt thread Y of process X' VS 'no other thread can interrupt thread Y of process X'

In the first scenario, that's not really a problem, but in the second scenario, this can be a real issue (e.g whole system becomes unresponsive)

Multi-threading used to work like that:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cooperative_multitasking
But we've moved on to use preemptive scheduling which doesn't have this whole system freezes problem.

Even when you use mutexes perfectly, you still may encounter data races/raceconds with other resources, like the filesystem. There are special mutexes for those, but locking a file can lead to new problems (e.g deadlocking another process that needs to access the file).

>>107694324
There are no fundamental solutions that fix race conditions. Even Rust has race conds, it's type system was only designed to prevent data races. Anyway as soon as you talk to an external component (server, filesystem, database), you introduce invariant that are too complex to clearly express in the type system.

>>107694185
>>107694185
yazi config changes too often. i've been running my own fork for a while and disabled the annoying daemon. overall it feels nice, but it lacks way too many features that ranger had. it recently got tabs but they aren't fully integrated afaik.

it suffers from the same issue as ranger, if you try to open a fuse filesystem (through jmtpfs or samba/ssh), it will try to preview every images and videos which will quickly cause the filsystem to overload and become unusable.
your only option is then to sigkill the yazi daemon and client. it's still missing proper shell support (e.g run yazi commands directly inside yazi) and other stuffs like :filter or @ that made ranger so nice to use. although being able to build plugins as object is really nice

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I wrote the wrapper. What I've shared requires mpv, viu, fd, fzf, ripgrep, nvimpager, as well as zsh for the global aliases and fzf plugin.

>>107694841
>zsh scripting
ewww

>>107694841
fzf_preview_wrapper

#!/bin/env bash

# place the following in your shell environment
# export FZF_MPV_PIDFILE="${XDG_CACHE_HOME:-$HOME/.cache}/fzf_mpv_preview.pid"

# Base from environment variable, fallback to default
BASE_PIDFILE="${FZF_MPV_PIDFILE:-${XDG_CACHE_HOME:-$HOME/.cache}/fzf_mpv_preview}"

# Dynamic per-instance PID file ($$ is the PID of this script invocation)
PIDFILE="${BASE_PIDFILE}_$$.pid"

# Ensure cache directory exists
mkdir -p "$(dirname "$BASE_PIDFILE")"

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>>107693406
what's clunky and annoying about it?